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Multiple Intelligences (MI)

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Empowering Children Through Pre-School Multiple Intelligences

Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences diagram showing eight intelligence types

Harvard University Professor Howard Gardner's famous Theory of Multiple Intelligences (MI) states that every child has at least eight types of intelligences.

Multiple Intelligences characters representing Body Smart, Logic Smart, People Smart, Picture Smart, Music Smart, Self Smart, Nature Smart, and Word Smart

Multiple Intelligences (MI) Curriculum

At ChildFirst, we cultivate your children's unique talent through our pre-school Multiple Intelligences (MI) curriculum. Our muscles get strengthened with regular exercise. Similarly, your children's intelligences develop with regular exercise. As a result, their dominant intelligences become stronger and their weaker intelligences can also be awakened.

18 Months – 4 Years Old

At our award-winning pre-school, your children will be engaged in more than 100 pre-school multiple intelligences (MI) activities every year that are designed to continuously exercise their mind and strengthen their unique talents. Our thematic approach introduces young ones to specific topics that are centred around their world and everyday life such as "The World of Animals", "Food" and "Transportation". This makes learning more meaningful and helps their brains make connections faster.

5 – 6 Years Old

Our 5- and 6-year-old children progress to MI projects that nurture a creative and forward-thinking mindset. They will be exposed to 21st century themes such as Digital Literacy, Entrepreneurship and Design Thinking that will culminate with a project at the end of the term. These MI projects will enable your child to try new ideas and ways of thinking, work with digital tools, and problem-solve as they collaborate with their peers.

MIPS Talent Discovery

Our MIPS (Multiple Intelligences Personalised Series) Talent Discovery offers your child the unique opportunity to experience different enrichment programmes that encompass the spectrum of MIs every term or semester. This enables your child to discover his or her passion and talent so that you can further develop it to its fullest potential.

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Children conducting a light experiment activity in the classroom

Children exploring light and colors in a hands-on experiment

At ChildFirst, we also map your child's unique MI profile to assist you in developing your child's unique talents.

Body Smart

Body Smart is about using one's whole body and or parts of the body (e.g. the hands or the mouth) to solve problems or create products. Dancers, athletes and craftsmen excel in this intelligence.

Logic Smart

Reasoning and recognising patterns and relationships among actions and symbols are key aspects of Logic Smart.

People Smart

People Smart is about the ability to interact effectively with others. It involves sensitivity to both verbal and non-verbal communication. Good personal and working relationships are built using this intelligence.

Picture Smart

Picture Smart is the ability to think in three-dimensional terms and often involves an active imagination and visualisation. Pilots, architects and chess player excel in this intelligence.

Music Smart

Music Smart is about sensitivity to rhythm, pitch, meter, tone, melody and timbre. The person may be to play musical instruments or compose music. Composers and musical conductors excel in this intelligence.

Self Smart

Self Smart is about self-awareness -sensitivity to one's own feelings, goals, and anxieties, and the capacity to plan and act in light of one's strengths and weaknesses. It is a goal for every individual.

Nature Smart

Nature Smart is ability to use all senses to observe details and make distinctions in the world of nature, for example, between one plant and another, or one cloud formation and another. Taxonomists excel in this intelligence.

Word Smart

Word Smart is about sensitivity to the meaning of words, the order among words, and the sound, rhythms, inflections, and meter of words. Thinking, speaking and writing are expressions of this intelligence. Poets and writers excel in this intelligence.

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Empowering Children Through Pre-School Multiple Intelligences

Harvard University Professor Howard Gardner's famous Theory of Multiple Intelligences (MI) states that every child has at least eight types of intelligences.

Multiple Intelligences (MI) Curriculum